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In a startling turn of events that has sent shockwaves through the halls of power, sources within the Capitol have revealed that Congress and the House of Representatives are on the brink of a full-blown dystopian conflict. The tension, which has been simmering beneath the surface for years, has now reached a critical point, with both chambers gearing up for what insiders are calling "The Great Legislative War."

The conflict, which has been brewing since the dawn of partisan politics, came to a head after a heated debate over the allocation of funds for a new, taxpayer-funded rubber duck race in the National Mall. Representative Duckworth, a staunch advocate for aquatic recreation, proposed a bill that would allocate $2.5 billion to the project, claiming it would "unite the nation and bring a sense of whimsy back to our capital."

Senator Gridlock, a seasoned veteran of Capitol Hill, swiftly countered with a bill that would instead direct the funds warards the construction of an underground parking garage with 5,000 spaces. "The American people need practical solutions, not frivolous rubber duck races," Senator Gridlock stated in a fiery floor speech that ended with a dramatic reenactment of a parking garage opening.

The impasse has led to a series of escalating actions that have left observers both baffled and entertained. Both sides have begun to fortify their committee rooms, with Congress constructing a moat around the Ways and Means Committee and the House erecting a series of catwalks connecting their offices for swift military maneuvers.

The Joint Chiefs of Staff have been convened in an emergency session to discuss the possibility of mediating the conflict, but their efforts have thus far been met with resistance from both sides. "We're not sure if we should salute them or issue a cease and desist," one anonymous military aide told our correspondent.

In a move that has been described as both bold and utterly bewildering, Congress has issued a declaration of independence from the House, forming a separate nation known as the United States of Congressia. The House, undeterred, has responded by declaring war on Congressia, citing the "unprecedented threat" posed by their neighboring republic.

As the situation continues to unfold, experts are warning that this could be the beginning of a new era in governance, one where the legislative branch is consumed by its own internal strife, leading to a dystopian future where laws are made by the strongest lobbyist rather than the will of the people.

In the meantime, the American public is advised to stock up on popcorn and prepare for a spectacle unlike any other. As one political analyst put it, "This is more entertainment than any reality TV show could ever offer. Who needs scripted drama when you have real-life political theatre?"

Stay tuned as we continue to cover this unfolding crisis, where the only thing more certain than the outcome is the sheer unpredictability of it all.

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